Sentence examples for been to develop from inspiring English sources

The trick has been to develop transparent coatings that block light at infrared frequencies, which add heat.

Of course, the central aim of the U.S. Vietnam policy had never been to develop the economy & reform the gov't.

The sector's traditional approach to challenge has been to develop codes of practice, joint charters, or training schemes.

The response has been to develop a national knack for sticking to the program, not just in specific areas, but in most aspects of life.

My key steps — although having come essentially from print, writing and commissioning features — have been to develop my multi-media skills and demonstrate a love for the internet.

Much of Laura's recent work has been to develop new opportunities in 10 countries around the world for volunteers to join from July 2011.

One of the US naval responses has been to develop a new kind of fighting vessel, the littoral combat ship (LCS), tailor-made for countering Iran's naval tactics.

In Sweden, a key policy since 1974 has been to develop opportunities for everyone, especially young people, to participate as both consumers and creators of culture.

His career-long quest had been to develop a vaccine against cancer for humans, having shown 20 years ago that such a treatment could be effective in mice.

The idea should always have been to develop a flexible system of public education that would allow all — or nearly all — children to thrive.

Qatar's strategy has been to develop its natural gas reserves aggressively through joint projects with major international oil and gas companies, focusing on the North Field.